Fix Helix command lines error code handling #85622
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The `HelixCommandLines` group must not call `exit` on the script or the HelixPostCommands and potentially other injected commands will not run. Instead, figure out what the exit code should be, and set it properly (as `ERRORLEVEL` on Windows or `$?` on non-Windows). Fixes dotnet#85621
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Tagging subscribers to this area: @hoyosjs Issue DetailsThe Instead, figure out what the exit code should be, and set it properly (as Fixes #85621
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I verified that Linux, Windows, and Mac test runs all ran script lines after the XUnitLogChecker. |
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HelixCommandLinesgroup must not callexiton the script or the HelixPostCommands and potentially other injected commands will not run.Instead, figure out what the exit code should be, and set it properly (as
ERRORLEVELon Windows or$?on non-Windows).Fixes #85621